Locations Apache Junction

About This Location

Nestled in the shadows of the Superstition Mountains and adjacent to the Tonto National Forest, Apache Junction is a wonderful location to commune with nature, enjoy the surroundings and raise a family. The club here opened in 1998. The town is furthest east in the Phoenix-Mesa Metropolitan area just inside Pinal County and it was incorporated in 1978.

Steeped in history, Apache Junction has been the focus of many people searching for gold and the "Lost Dutchman Gold Mine." It has been the supply center used for the creation of the Apache Trail and The Theodore Roosevelt Dam. The Salt River Canyon, Salt River, Roosevelt Lake, Canyon Lake and Apache Lake are all close to this recreation area. Lost Dutchman State Park, established in 1977 and Boyce Thompson Arboretum State Park, established in 1976 are within 5 to 28 miles of town.

The Boys and Girls Club of Apache Junction is surrounded by all of these wonderful and historic sites. Its staff members are involved with the community and want to help your children grow with an understanding of Character - Leadership, Education - Careers, Health - Life Skills, Sports, Fitness, Recreation and the Arts.